National Hispanic Heritage Month

When does the National Hispanic Heritage Month start and end?

• September 15th to October 15th

• October 15th to November 15th

• August 15th to September 15th

• November 15th to December 15th

Why does the National Hispanic Heritage Month last a whole month?

• To celebrate the cultures and traditions of people from Latin American countries

• To honor famous Hispanic individuals in the arts, science, sports, and entertainment

• To acknowledge the contributions of Latin American immigrants in the United States

• All of the above

When did the Hispanic Heritage Week become an official celebration?

• 1960

• 1968

• 1988

• 1998

Who signed the law to extend the celebration to an entire month?

• Lyndon Johnson

• Ronald Reagan

• Barack Obama

• Donald Trump

Why are the months of September and October important for the celebration?

• Many Latin American countries celebrate their independence anniversaries in these months

• It coincides with the Hispanic Heritage Week

• It is the time when most Hispanic immigrants arrived in the United States

• There is no specific reason

Which country started the fight for independence on September 15, 1810?

• Mexico

• Colombia

• Chile

• Guatemala

Which country declared independence from Spain on September 18, 1810?

• Mexico

• Colombia

• Chile

• Guatemala

Which country was the first Spanish colony to declare independence from Spain?

• Mexico

• Colombia

• Chile

• Guatemala

Which country declared independence from Spain on July 20, 1810?

• Mexico

• Colombia

• Chile

• Guatemala

Why is it important to celebrate the National Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States?

• To acknowledge and celebrate the cultural origins of Hispanic Americans

• To honor the contributions of Hispanic Americans in making the country powerful

• To promote diversity and inclusivity

• All of the above